Mahjong Memory
A calm memory game of face-down mahjong tiles for all ages
Flip two tiles, remember where they are and clear the board in as few flips as you can. Four board sizes, a daily board and a mode that names each tile.
Features
Classic memory play
Tiles start face down; flip two per turn and keep the pairs you find.
Learn mode
Each flipped tile shows its name in your language, a gentle way to learn the 34 tiles.
Daily board
The same 6×6 board for everyone each day, with one official result and share text.
For kids and seniors
No countdown and no losing, just a grid of tiles and your memory.
How it works
- 1
Choose a board
Pick the daily board or a size from 4×4 with 8 pairs up to 6×8 with 24 pairs.
- 2
Flip two tiles
Matching tiles stay face up; different ones turn back before your next flip.
- 3
Clear it in few flips
Find every pair; fewer flips is better and time only breaks ties.
About the game
Mahjong Memory is the card game known as Memory, Concentration or Pairs, played with mahjong tiles. Each game deals pairs of tiles face down in a grid. On each turn you flip two: identical tiles stay face up, and different ones turn back over. The game ends when every pair is found, and your score is the number of flips you needed, with time used only to break ties. There is no countdown and no way to lose, which makes it a comfortable game for children, grandparents and anyone in between.
What makes it different
Besides being a light brain game, Mahjong Memory doubles as a gentle introduction to the tiles themselves. Boards draw from the 34 standard tiles: Characters, Dots and Bamboo from 1 to 9, the four winds and the three dragons. With learn mode switched on, every flipped tile shows its name in the player’s language, so a few games are enough to start recognising them.
Seriauth built four board sizes, Easy 4×4, Medium 4×6, Hard 6×6 and Expert 6×8, all laid out to fit a phone in portrait. The daily board is a 6×6 grid generated from the date, so everyone in the world plays the same deal, and the first finish of the day produces share text for comparing flips. Tiles turn with a 3D flip that is switched off for players who prefer reduced motion. Guides cover memory tips, playing with kids and seniors, and learning the tiles.
FAQ
Is there a time limit?
No. The clock is shown, but it only decides between two results with the same number of flips.
Which tiles are used?
The 34 standard mahjong tiles without flowers, meaning three suits from 1 to 9, four winds and three dragons.
Can I play on a phone?
Yes. Every board size fits a phone held upright, and the game can be installed to your home screen.
Where are my results kept?
Best results and the daily score are stored in your browser. No account is needed.
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